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Oct 16

Why Spider Silk is Hard to Spin: New Physics of Biopolymer Flows

A recent study uses advanced molecular simulations to explore why silks are so difficult to process into materials.

Oct 14

Marom elected as APS Fellow

Noa Marom has been elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society. The Fellowship is a distinguished honor, recognizing excellence in physics as well as exceptional service to the physics community.

Oct 08

Summer of discovery Opens in new window

Five students who participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program enriched their studies by conducting research related to the biomedical applications of their respective engineering fields.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Marom elected as APS Fellow

MSE’s Noa Marom has been elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS), which recognizes excellence in physics and exceptional service to the community.

Multiple outlets

Taheri-Mousavi quoted on new printable aluminum alloy

MSE’s Mohadeseh Taheri-Mousavi helped develop a new printable aluminum alloy that can withstand high temperatures and is five times stronger than traditionally manufactured aluminum.

Marketplace

Whitacre quoted in Marketplace

EPP/MSE’s Jay Whitare spoke with Marketplace about the shift battery producers and suppliers are making from products that powered electric vehicles to those that can hold electricity for the grid.

Society of Women Engineers

CMU alumna receives Outstanding Collegiate Member Award from SWE

Katherine Wu (MSE/BME ’25) received the Outstanding Collegiate Member Award from the Society of Women Engineers.

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